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The Dawson journal., 1887-02-03
Repairing Departments.

We are thoroughly equipped with neces-
saIy machinery and tie best class Of
workmen that are to be had in the U. s
for repairing and overhauling Pianos, Or.
gaos, Vlolns, Guitars, Banjos, Accorde~ns.
Orglineites, Flutes, or any instrument
made. Oar prices will be reasonable for
first class work and orders will receive
nruf0Dt attention, ~
The Dawson journal., 1887-02-03
Sound Sentiments.

The Columbus Enquirer-Sun
speaks as follows upon a subject
which is to-day being more thor
Oughly discussed in the Georgia
press than any other TOPIC. The En-
qHirer-Sun speaks words of truth
and soberness, which may be heard
and needed with profit by every
Georgian:
"There are millions of dollars of
Northerns capital that is now aux-
iously seeking profitable invest
ment. This money is awaiting
opportunity and inducements for
Investments in any and every en-
terprise offering a fair nromuera-
ton. This is no chimera, but an
actual fact. These men OF means
are not afraid to come South with
their money for investment, as has
been demonstratedin other cities,
but they do desire some nantes
tatiens of interest, and willing
pess upon the part of the people
n unite with them in the estab-
lishment OF whatever enterprise
they undertake. If it will render
fair per cent, upon the invest
ment made, and our people join
them in hearty co operation, there
will not be greet difficulty in ob-
tanning their assistance in devel-
oping our resources"
The Dawson journal., 1887-02-03

savannah. l0 u S;U5 m.
Savannah so d 4;07 p m..54 D SiWn
Connection at Savannah with Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway for 81
points in Florida.
Trains Nos. SO and 81 will not stop "
take on or put of passengers between %
yadnah and Millen, as trains Nos. 10 ah
Is are expected to do the way business w.
tween these points.
Local Sleeping Cars on all night ps''
senger trains between Savannah and Aa
gusta, Savannah and Macon SAVann"
and tlanta, Macon and G lunlbus'
Tickets for all points and sleeping ~
oerlhs on sale at City 0fflce, No. " Dun
street.
8. A. WHITEHEAD, WI R0GEko,
Gen Pass. Agt Gen Supt., SaTapfa
]. c, SHAW, w. f. SFELLMAN
Gen. Tray. Act. Traffic Manager
Savannah, ID
ID" daily. I'D. E. S." daily tl'eF
Snday.
The Dawson journal., 1887-02-03
NEW ORLEANS EXPREsS.

4;O4 m ar. Chattahoochee Nv 11;30am
3;42 IN ar...".-Albany. ......lv 1920 a NJ
Pullman buffet cars to and from jack
sonville and New York, to and from
jacksonville and New Orleans via Pensa-
cola, to and from Jacksonville and Louis
vile via Townsville, Atlanta and Nash
vile, and Jacksonville to Cincinnati via
Jesup.
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NUsiC 6 fnT,
[, & 3. S. n, n.

arEnsszA7s1az.1nzaEsaaEzzzzzzi
We want TO see You, in fact we have
got something important TO say to you,
and net owning this entire paper, in fact
being limited by the gentlemanly and good
natured publisher to 10 inches space, we
cannot begin to say all we want to, or
Should, in justice to the stock We have for
your inspection. 1t will not only delight
you to come and see our beautiful Temple
81 H'~lc and Aft, but it will also pay you.
Siill we know how impossible it is for er-
'ydoda to come to Savannah. and to those
who cannot come, all we say is to write us
and We viii 90 al! we can, by sending YOU
complete descriptive catalogues of the
goods you wish to know about.
Here they are, eleven of them. You
viii find full descriptions Of all goods un-
Ter different heads, and prices will be
found lower than any heretofore heard Of
CATALOGUE No. /. PIANOS.
CATALOGUE No. Q. ORGANS.
CATALOGUE No. B. Music.
CATALOGUE No, f.. BAND INsrRU-
MENTs.
CATALOGUE NJ. s. BAND AND Or
CELESTIAL Music,
CATALOGUE Nc, 6. AUTOMATIC In,
6TRU NHATS
CATALOGUE No. Z. SNAIL ISsrRU-
MRNTs
CATALOGUE No. 8. STRINGS.
CATALOGUE No, g. Pianos SrooLs
AND C0vRRs
CATALOGUE No 10. ARrIsrs MATE
RIALB.
CATALOGUE No. 70. FRAMES.
Please indicate by numbers the Catalogue
that you wish.
The Dawson journal., 1887-02-03
DON'T f o )'- K GET,

Y y N / / y K . Z I,
PIANOS and ORGANS 85 and $40 per Month
We sell Pianos and Organs on easv
terms, and at lowest prices offered by any
house III the Z. S. Pianos offered at %2j
cash and $40 per month. Organs for s.
cash and s. per month. All new instrn.
menls fully guaranteed and can be return
cd II n2' entirely satisfactory after fifteen
days trial.
Il!.3l Z 8:t8' S3ats,ra yaa; Esy.,,
SAVANNAH, GA.
The Dawson journal., 1887-02-03
Picture Frames.

We carry stock Of the finest mould
ings manufactured, over 500 different pat
terms Have a complete manulactorv.
conplete with the latest and most improv-
ed machinery, and manufacture the finest
frames that can be made. Our prices the
lowest.
The Dawson journal., 1887-02-03
Strings.

We import cur strings direct, and espe-
ciaily call attention to our Paginni string
which IS used by all leading players,
Artists Material.
We keep everything needed by profes
SIGNALS and amateurs, and furnish all ma
ieriais used in Painting Oh Canvas, Brass,
Glass or China.
The Dawson journal., 1887-02-03
Musical Merchandise.

Our stock is complete in al small goods
and we sell at prices that enable us to claim
the LARGEST sales in the South. Buying
direct from the largest manufacturers in
the world we can sell at prices that defy
competition. Our goods fully guaranteed
and will be found exactly as represented.
The Dawson journal., 1887-02-03
CONNECTIONS AT TERMINAL PeN1s.

At Augusta-Trains 81 and So connect
with outgoing trains of Georgia Railroad
Columbia, Charlotte ard Augusta Railroad
and south Carolina Railroad. Train s.
connects with outgoing train OF Augusta
and Knoxville Railroad Train 81 con-
meets with trains for Sylvania, Wrghs
vile and Louisville.
At Atlanta Trans 81 and 50 conH9.
with Airline ana Kenuesaw routes to al
points North and East. and with al D.
verging roads for local Stations.
The Dawson journal., 1887-02-03
Central & Soutbwes.
tern r. Rs.

IAN trains of this system are run Nv
Standard 600 Meridian time. which sSs
minutes slower than time kept by cyl
SAVANNAH, GA, Jun0 6. lsSS
4 N AND AFTER THIS DATE pAsssycvv
~ TRAINT on the Central and Senth
western Railroads and branches will nun AZ
follows:
GOING NORTH.
Leave no. Of No. 81
Savannah % s;40am u sAO,
Leave No. 10
d $40 pm
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Muerfet.

Gin @eriGt In Gaa antonio
fogt, baB bic WeusB raunfeIier Wonens
fabrit binuen 2urSem uieoer arbeiteu
mirb.
- Ser M0rber goot uuo 4 anbere
3!udtbaus. ganbibateu finb mad Cunts
bile abgefihrt m0rben.
- an Der M~eequiafraBe fabrten
Wm. Brand uno gbas. Slaptoa. belize
ssarbige, einsn 9ampf auf. Brand
NOR nit elmer piitole uno einen Rafr'
meier b~emafuet, aber beibe Wafen per'
fagten ibren Oienff. Saaesen mar
SIupton erfoIrei6sr. obslei6 er nur
einen Stein aIs Maffe befaB. st bat
bamit ieinem @egner cine f6limme
@unbe beissbradt. geioe finb perbaf'
tet iporben.
Gin Omnibustreiber Wamens Mc
@aHertp brad beim Ourhfabren unter
einem 9bortpese ben 9alstno9en unb
ben Nrm.
Gin grcuriionssus nit 407 1e'
iudern aus benz Rorben fam geitern in
San antonio an. Ser 3ug befiebt
aus ID 5dIafwagen uno bdlt fi6 bis
beute @benb in San 9ntonio auf, UNI
6ann nod Californian Ioeiter 3u fabren.
Gin Neger Namens 2oswel wur'
be in @aIpeiton berbaftet tpesen S9dn'
bung feiner GtieftoGter.
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Wief EARN MN Ntdts.

Dor 3ur3em rei6ten cine Mn3abl
Burger cine petition elm, in mel9er bas
Diftrifrgsri9t eriu1t mirb, Der 6taDt
has Nblaoen BON SiraBenfebridt in
ben tpei1en Steinbriidsn sl perbietsn.
SEPT fpielt fi6 bic Sade i'm 8eridt ab
'puo Der Mopor, fotpie Der idbtifde
NrSt baben bic petition beantportet.
ggs ergiebt fd aus Der Intmprt, BOB
nirgenbs in Der Ndbe BON San Mntonio
elm plab gu finoen 1T. mad meldem Der
llnratb gei6afft tperben f0nute. lin
nun aus Der 8erlegenbeit su fomrieri,
gas Der Mapor ems ieiner auf Der Weifs
ieite geIegenen 2ois Der, UNI bafelbft
ben S9uit ab3ulasern. wdbreub man
auf Der Offeite einen Der msiden Stein.
Bride ba3u oertpenbet. Ser Steinbru4
liegt cine babe Weile bonn WobnpIabe
Der petenten entfernt unb Der Mupor
unb Qrat bebaupten, bob beuielben iein
S1aben babur6 gei6iebt. ueberoies
1T bic Nbfabrt bes Sduttes mad ienert
YIdben nur cine temperate, 6a es In
Der Nbfiht Der Stabiperpaltung liegt,
einen Diem ber3uridten, in meldem Der
S1utt berbrannt pirb. Goaten fi1
bic petenten nidt nit bieier grtldrune
3ufrieben geben. 10 wiiroe man i6lieB.
lid ge3wungen iein, ben unrath in ben
SiraBen Der Stabt liegen su lafen.
Die petition 1T ni6t mebr als elm
.4drm I'm Wi6ts", benn bic Stabtper.
paltuus mag ben S@utt binbrinseu,
mo- lie mill, LIBERAL wirb ie auf Oppos
iition ftoBen. So III fein plab in Der
Staot oaiir su finben. @irben bic
pstenten ifatt in Der llmsegenb mad
DISQUALIFICATION berumsuF0bern bic
5traBen Der iunern Stabt inipisiren,
10 f0nnien lie baielbit nod biel ihlimme.
re gntoedunaeu MAIDEN. SroB Der
8eiunbeiisbeb0rbe finbeu fid oaielbft
Gobopsr bon Ratten, 6ibnsrn. GUN.
ben unb aaben Dor. unb niemanb bes
fiimmert fi6 earnm. Das III am gnbe
nod, piel geidbrliher als bas abIabea
BON Ssrabsnidutt in siHen alien Stsiu'
bru9.
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CpernlauS.

Die geEirise 8orfelung Der 2ilp
GIap Samentruppe mai etma bas
Soliie, mas einem Opernbaus publi'
fun seboten tperben fam. gs probus
sirten fi9 i'm getp6bnIi6cn Singeltangels
StDI before unb bersli6 f9le6te Sdn=
g~erinnen NIT febr gep6bnli6en, gum
She'll gemeineu unb sro6en WiBen. @s
mar su sbertpunbern, baB bas bis out
stuei ober brei Damert rur aus 9errett
~beifebenbe auditorium ni6t glei9 na1
benz erften Nfte entriifet iiber Die ibni
g%eftelte 3umutbuns bas Sbeater Der
lieB. gntpeber permutbete mon, be
Worftelung tpiirbe fi9 an gnbe bod
Derfeinern pber man begte BE ttlue
9ofuung, baB es mod toler rpsrbe. Der
inbaIt. unb auiammenbangloien Wors
ftelung feblte es in ieber Stahage;
nidt bic Spur bon Seenerie, BeIeu9'
iung &c. mar p%orbanben, I'm fe 3u elmer
Dirt Nusftattungsffid Su MAIDEN, pel@
dies benz Nuge etpas gu bieten i'm
@tanbe if.-gs 1T cine auHduige Grs
fdeinung, baB Bel Nnfinbigungen BON
Ganets unb anberen icenif6en Stiden,
in nelden i'm Sricot erideinenbe Sas
men bauptid6li6 tbdtig finb uns Vers
uenbung finben, bic San 4ntonioer
Serrenwelt bic Samen einfad 5u 9aufe
idBt unb baour1 gepifermaBen ben
feiften unb plumpen WiB Der porifels
ienben Sruppe ermuibist. Sn anberen
Stdoten oerbdlt f9 bas ni9t 10 uro tn
Der Oper nimmlt man bod bas 8alet
als ertpiini1te unb niQfommene Beis
gabe on. Sinh mir mod in benz MaBe
SinterwdlbIer, baB mon f66ne 6ormen
beim anberen @ei6le6t ausf6lieBlid
in 9errenseieli9aft beipunbern tanns
8orftebenbe Bemerfung Gilt i'm aages
meinen; mas a~leroings ben geirigeu
abenb 5.trifft, 10 mar es ratbiam, bic
Oamerl 3u Saufe su lafen, benn bic
8eidi1te mar, BON einisen bibf9s
geua6fenen Mdbden abgefeben an'
bere parerl batiir um 10 bdBIi9er-unte'
aler 3ritif.
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Cine 9rpbuug.

Dor Idnaerer Belt maGte mon in
8alpeiton bic gntbedung, BOB cine Wis
aabl Der bortigen Saloons feline Ges
fddftsfeuern cable. Nu9 in auffin
unb San Nntonio fam maa foldem
6repel auf bic Spur, unb nun bat He'
p~rdfentant page BON 0ouffon ben gnts
i6IuB sefaBt. cine ueue rRepenue'D Blu"
in Der 3egislatur ein3ubringen. gr
aebt BARN etmas melt unb beanfprudt
Steuern BON Gef6dften, bic Bis iebt
baoou befreit iuaren. So nerlangt er
6teuern bon 6otels unb &eifauratiO'
men, bic fid ie mad Der Gr6be Der
@tdbte ri6ten, in benen fd bic 6Dtels
un6 2effaurationen befinben. Mu1
6fentli6e 8aummonpdger, gotton=
@ompreb=R ompasnien, gotton6lsM iibs
len unb acknowledgement iogar 8ars
biere folIen @ei6dftsfeuern be3ablen.
gbeufals bat er es auf bic Selerhon<
fompagnien; auf Qumberparbs, bic
0erfertiger BON 8ridfeinen, bic nit
Wai6ineu arbeiten, auf bic 9dubler in
tobtbringenoen Waffen unb auf bic
berumreiienoem 6rudtbaumasenten unb
Dfeubdnbler a~bgeieben. Sic miifen
unter umfdnben blbe Steuern beSabs
len, namentli6 bic WafenbGnbler.
Damn folen aud ale 2anbeprporatio'
men sur Steueraablung beransesosen
tuerben, lie nod 8erbdltnib ibrer 2api
talien.
I'm bieie5 teuerrl 3u erlangen. lou Der
Gtaot in ni1t peniger als bier ginfOmiz
mens Difrifte getbeilt unb nit Snfpefto'
rem perieben iperben, Der fiji bas Gin
fommer Der Steuern baftbar inb.
@uf bic gountpanmdlte unb 8ranbius
ries uerldBt fid page ni9t unb benefit
bur1 oie Beiip.ele @alDefons unb San
Qutonios, bab biefe ibre Shulbigfeit
ui6t tbun. Sesbalb mill er ~beionbere
Gteuerbeamten anitelen unb errpartet
bon Der 2egislatur, baB fe feline Wtns
fde erflnt.
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2s1 @ef. Commensurate,
So 8 @es-g ommereefrabe.
Weibmadts Smlptqmartier.

Mesrfdaum . 9feifsn, Yfeifenfopfe.
giaarrenbaIter, gisarren in Rddden
bon 25 gs , SO IS. unb 10 Gs. ipe;isu
fur bic 6eftase, 3abad in feinen l
8funb aiften, ROudes, @at9 Safes
unb Raffen.
,aein 8roft fur @artners oosr
Drummer. Man uerfuhe meine Baa.
rem uub Yreiie. SeIepbon ls1, 2Ol
uub 1871. Gin cart,
Der Ieiten6e Sa~badbdnoter.
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6 u + ! u 8.

Bum grleruen bes g 9neibens
un6 WaaBnebmens BON . o.
menfIeibern nod benz einfa9fen,
fiderffen unb i9uelffen Spftem. nit
nur 3 MaaBen. Der GURUS beginnt
Moutag ben 81. DECEMBER 1886 unb
umfaBt 6 llnterri6tsfunben. Seoins
gungen mdBig.
Qnmelbunaen tuerben e~uigegenges
nomnier in SO. 214, 3te Str, swif6en
gpenue 6 unb o.
gbenfaas enlpfe5le i9 mid gum Mns
fertigen bon D amentIeibern
mad ben rteueften fran30ff6en Woben.
tuip1M Wrs. 2ramer.
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California @eine.

9err J.S Meper, Wboleiale 6
G%etaiIbdnbler in Weiner, alamo YIasa,
it Dor Rur,em BON ieiner pierten @es
fddftsreiIe mad galifornieH 5uriidges
febrt. CT fam iebt feline 2unben unb
ssamilien nit ben beffen Sorten BON
CALIFORNIA; Weinen unb reinem Sraus
bensg ranbp berieben. &eiuen @alifor'
mia glaret pertauft er bic @al0ne-$1.
BORT. uu5 anbere unberfdlidte Weine
finb fiets BEL ibm norrdtbig.
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= Srsenb elm n%nmObliein, bas fi9
bonn Wsoaen Der peripIreu ldBt unb bon
eiuem bumpfen 6opfweb besIeitet 1T,
beru6t in ben meiften 6dlen auf elmer
unterbre9ung bes 8erbauungsproeeis
fes, refp. Gt6ruHs in ben oenielben bes
ipirtenben Orgauen. Nper's pinen
beben biefe St6ruug auf. pertreiben
bas 3opfmsb unb itelen ben @ppetit
pieber auf cine geiuHoe Bats.
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Oeifenttide Wutis!

Der llnterseidnete erlaubt id benz
YubIifum mit3utbeilen, bab er tueber
feline Redtsproris aufsegeben bot, mod
bies gu tbuu beabii6:ist. 2ranfbeit
perbinbert i'm ausenblidli9. feinen
peri6nlide Nufmerfiamfeit
gu tpibmen, bod bOHt er biHnen2ur5em
oieieIben tpieoer aufnebmen su f0nnen.
M9tungspoQ: u. Sittmar.
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saut. Mquth,s

Wirtbf6aft unb 3Dn5ertsp o.
biIIo1 auf benz Commencement. 6iigel
III elm belieb.er ~8erfammlungsort beuts
fiber GamiIien. Ser pabilou 1T bur9
6enffer geidloHen, gebei3t uub in ieber
8eaiebung Elm bhbi9es 2ofal. Seoen
6onntag, Nadmittag unb Nbenb:
Ronsert. aluf 8erlaugen mad benz
aonsert: Sanstrdnsden. NusseSei9nes
tes Bier, feiner falter 2un9, = quite,
getpdblie @sieli@aft, aufmerffome ge.
6ieuung. 20be33M
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= 2aBt Sud ni6t tdufden bur9
niebere preiie fur Nrbeit, melde better
als irgenb cine in Seras geliefert tuirb,
fonberl1 perfist gud uad @allas
10 a 9 pbotograpbiidem Ntelier, 100
gud quite unb sufrieoenffelenbe arbeit
su rtur reellem preife sarantirt wirb.
Alb, gaf 5oufon StraBe.
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Mabl' Mmseisen.
GIr Mannr.

Sd finbise mid bierburd als eanoioat fur
bas Nayorsamt bel Der i'm Gebruor ab3utal.
tenben Wabl an. SD bese oas g%ertrauen, oab
i'd ndbrenb Der lebten Ssbn Sabre init ben &C.
f&dftsintereHen unb benz materiellen @ahs-
tbum ber Stabt eenisenb befaunt sepprben
bin, um elm lrtbeil in Iofalen anseIegenbeiten
3u beitsn. Oas tiefie SntereHe fur nnisre tinf.
fise gross.ritdt peraulabt mid, cine torsfdItiae,
aber fortihrittlibe Volitif In munieipalen an.
s~elesenbeiten ;u befnriporten unb auf cine &c.
redte, partsiloie unb uuternsbmeree Staotbers
p%aItuns su brinasn. Benn su otsiem ebrsn.
poIlen ANTE erpablt, rerbe i'd bic Wabl ale Elm
mir erpieienes 8ertrauen betradten unb ber'
lpre6e. msine Yaidten sstrea su erfilen.
gbnin 8. 9erreu.
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Nu6IenS 9Irniea.gaIbe.

Die bette Salbe Der SeIt fur Sdnitt,
0uetfGunseu, Gefdpiire, Gieber- uub Saut'
ausfdIas, GIedte, ~eeiprunseue Sdnbe, 6rof.
bsuIen une ale Sautfranfbeiten turirt Ga.
morrboiben ober feline 8esabIuns. g6Iisl
Classification sarantirt ober bas Sch prri
,uriderifattet. rs Gents bic SdahteI bel .
Dreib
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- N&6ffen Sienfag ben Is. Sanl'
ar Bormittags 10 ubr werben bic
0orfeberinner beg San antonio
come for CHILDREN" cine 0erfammlung
abbalten, um 8eamte 5u ertpdblen.
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Der Undergraduate seist fd biernrit BEN
publifum aIs elm unabbdnsiaer @aasioat fur
bas amt bes Strabsnfcmmifdrs In Der i'm
mdGfen Gebruar ~fattfubenben iaabtifden
@ahI an. ad~tuu9sboa:
g. 3. Qutrt.
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Sar fdbtif@er @DIIettor.
Der llnterseidnste smpfebIt fid ben 8iirsern
adtunasbol ais 3anbtbat tur @iebererpdb,
lung fir bas Nmt bes gitp . Collectors bel Der
am IL. Bsbruar 1887 ftattfnnenoen BabI.
s. 6. Saueien.
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SaItet Gure Sampen Ia Orsanus uuo
breuuemc.
Die alamo Deleompagnie Iiefert bas
Del. lin Orbers pirb gebeten uuo
has Del tpirb prompt abgeliefert. DE-
flee 237 Of : 6oufonfrabe. 5sles
pbon 351. 611,t6W
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Mmsetse fur stemersabter.

gifs Collectors Office.
Can s~lntonio, 10. sopsmbsr. 1886.
Der iluterseidnete maGt bisrburd ~be.annt,
bal bic f6btil1e ab balorem uno aoptfieuer fur
bal MunieipaIidtr 1885, bas am ~ Gebruar
1881 enbet, fdlis III. Die eiensrn fnb Dor
bem ~aenaunten Datum su entridten.
s. 6. 6aueien,
1efiiupaM etdbif9sr Solicitor.
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2as sssuenennlatt.

Iir fenbeu BON ie5: 81 bas .Wo9ens
biatt" fiji ben Yreis bon $500 Gnf
Ella :Sahy portofrsi mad Seuti6ia:.b.
Der Serausgeber.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-04-28

Clover and timothy are the main
reliance of most farmers for mea-
dows and pastures, with the hope
that the natural grasses will "come
I'M and take the kinds sown when
they die out, as they often do, in a
few years. Clover scarcely survives
longer than two years, and the tim
othy fingers along, gradually dis
appearing, until in few years, on
light soil, it is ali gone. Where the
aftermath of timothy is not pastur-
ed off, the roots will retain their
hold on the soil longer;but when the
crowns are left bare, it is not I'M
common to see whole field killed
out in one winter. In very rich
ground it may be kept alive for sew
eral years, but cannot be depended
upon longer than for a second crop.
More hay can be had from the
usual seeding of clover and timothy
.han from any other. The clover
occupies the land the first year al
most exclusively; the following
year it becomes thinner, and the
timothy forms most of the crop
each year afterward. Then its
place is gradually taken byRed-top
Bluegrass, or the more common
wire grass natural to all of the Eas
tern and Middle States.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-04-28
BeeCher on Dancing.

People ask me frequently, 600
you think that there is any harm in
dancing" No, 1 do not. There is
much good in it. "Do you then OBJ
ject to dancing parties?" No; in
themselves, l do not. But where
unknit youth, unripe muscle, unset
tied and unhardened nerves are put
through an excess of excitement,
treated with stimulants, fed irregu-
arly and with unwholesome food,
surrounded with gayety which is
excessive and which is protracted
through hours when he should be
asleep, l object, not because of the
dancing, but because of the dissi
patton. 1t is taking the time thai
unquestionably was intended fol
sleep and spending it in the
highest state of exhilaration anC
excitement. The harm is not the
dancing itself; for if they dance q;
do the peasants. in the open air
upon the grass under the trees auC
in the day, it might he commended
not as virtuous, but still as belong
ing to those negative thing'
that may be beautiful. But tht
wassail in the night, the wasteful-
ness-I will not say of precious
hours, for hours are not half so pre-
cious as nerves are-the dissipa-
ton, continued night after nigh
and week after week through th,
whole season, it is this l deprecat'
as eating out the very life. l an
noL superstitious of observances
but l am always thankful that there
are forty days of Lent IN the year
when folks can rest from their de
bauches and designations; when NJ
round OF excessive excitement il
the pursuit is permitted to com'
in and ruin the health and cripple
natural powers of the young.-Hen
ry Ward Beecher, in Brooklyn Mag
azine.
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How to Make Yourself Agreeable

Very rarely, if ever, young per
sons acquire the ability to converse
with ease and fuency. This i'm,
plies, first of all, good ideas, clearly
and sensibly expressed. An empty
mind never made a good talker; re
member "you cannot draw water out
of an empty WELL" Next in impor-
lance is self-possession. "Selt-pos
session is nine points in the law
of good breeding.
A good voice is as essential to
self possession as good ideas are es
seltlal to fluent language. The
voice, from INFANCY, should be
carefully trained and developed; 8
full, clear, flexible voice is one o.
the surest indications of good
breeding; it falls like music on the
ear, and while it pleases the listener
it adds to the confidence of its pos
SCISSOR, be he ever so timid. One
may be witty without being agreea
BILE; q great talker and yet a great
bore. 1t is wise, then, to note care
fully the following suggestions:
Be sincere; he who habitually
sneers at everything, will not only
render himself disagreeable to 9th,
crs, but will soon cease to find
pleasure in life.
Be frank; a frank, open counte-
nance, and clear, cherry laugh,
are worth far more, even socially,
than ''pedantry in a stiff cravat."
Be amiable; you may hide win,
dictive nature under polite exte,i-
or for time, as a cat masks its
sharp claws in velge fur, but the
least provocation brings out one as
quickly as the other; ill-natured
persons are always dislikeC..
Be sensible; society never lacks
for fools. If you want elbow room
go up higher"
Be cheerful; if you have no great
trouble on your mind you have no
right to render other people misera-
BILE by your long face and dolorous
tones. If you do you will be gener-
ally avoided.
But above all, be cordial; true
cordiality unites all the qualities We
have Observation-Disclosures Agri
eulturist for April.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-04-28

"There wasn't a divorce case to
day. "-Pittsburgh Dispatch.